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* [[Media:070-7129-01.pdf|070-7129-01 - 1992]] | * [[Media:070-7129-01.pdf|070-7129-01 - 1992]] | ||
* [[Media:P6046 Voltage and Waveform Information.pdf|P6046 Voltage and Waveform Information | * [[Media:P6046 Voltage and Waveform Information.pdf|P6046 Voltage and Waveform Information]] | ||
* [[Media:P6046 Schematics Rev. C June 1977 11x17.pdf|P6046 Schematics Rev. C June 1977 | * [[Media:P6046 Schematics Rev. C June 1977 11x17.pdf|P6046 Schematics Rev. C June 1977]] | ||
* [[Media:Tek p6046 eis signature page.pdf|P6046 Engineering Instrument Specification Signature Page]] | |||
* [[Media:Tek p6046 eis signature page.pdf|P6046 Engineering Instrument Specification Signature Page | |||
* [[Media:Tek p6046 fcp march 1968.pdf|P6046 Factory Calibration Procedure, March 1968]] | * [[Media:Tek p6046 fcp march 1968.pdf|P6046 Factory Calibration Procedure, March 1968]] | ||
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The '''Tektronix P6046''' is a 100 MHz differential probe oscilloscope probe [[introduced in 1968]]. | The '''Tektronix P6046''' is a 100 MHz differential probe oscilloscope probe [[introduced in 1968]] and discontinued sometime after 1992. | ||
It was designed by [[Glenn Bateman]]. | It was designed by [[Glenn Bateman]]. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [http://www.i9t.net/p6046/p6046.html P6046 @ iceNINE Tech] | * [http://www.i9t.net/p6046/p6046.html P6046 @ iceNINE Tech] | ||
* [ | * [https://www.amplifier.cd/Test_Equipment/Tektronix/Tektronix_other/P6046.htm P6046 @ amplifier.cd] | ||
==Pictures== | ==Pictures== | ||
Revision as of 03:57, 2 August 2023
The Tektronix P6046 is a 100 MHz differential probe oscilloscope probe introduced in 1968 and discontinued sometime after 1992. It was designed by Glenn Bateman.
It was initially intended for use with a 1A5 plug-in, to which it attaches through a 9-pin Amphenol 165 series connector.
A separate amplifier (015-0106-00) was available as an option to use the probe on a 50 Ω input scope set at 10 mV/Div.
With a 1A5, the P6046 has a 45 MHz bandwidth. The raw bandwidth of the probe and amplifier is 100 MHz. Note that the probe itself acts as either a 1× or 10× attenuation probe dependent on a signal voltage on pin D of the connector. When used with the amplifier, 10× mode is used in the 200, 100, and 50 mV/div settings and 1× mode for 20, 10, 5, 2, and 1 mV/div.
An additional ×10 attenuator (010-0361-00) can be plugged onto the P6046's inputs.
Operation
The two probe tips are (in DC mode) directly connected to the gates of a pair of JFETs.
Use the shorting plugs on the tips when not in use:
Ground the probe! Seriously. Sticker the probe "Ground Me!" I also recommend stickering the probe amplifier with the ATTEN BAL setup procedure from section 2-6 of the manual.
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